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I don't know how to play? I just cheat!

The main character, known as "Red" is the top player on the leaderboards of the simulation game "DawnLight". The problem? He's privately a modder. Illegally modifying the game to give him an advantage. But what happens, when the top 100 players from this game get reincarnated as gods. What happens when the "Best Player" is secretly a game modder? Worst of all, his hacks don't carry over. Watch as "Red" becomes the top god in an isekai civilization war.

Voiced_Studios · Fantasy
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18 Chs

The tree of spiritual growth

In the boundless void of my infinite room, I lounged in my sleek gaming chair, a juxtaposition of modern comfort against the backdrop of cosmic infinity. The chair, an ergonomic marvel of black and crimson, provided the perfect perch from which to observe the massive world below. Before me, my massive curved monitor sat atop my desk, displaying a living, breathing diorama of Freyguard, the country of the elves.

My eyes, twin orbs which had a look of molten fire, blazed with curiosity and ancient wisdom as I gazed into the shifting tapestry of the universe. With a flick of my wrist, the monitor zoomed in, offering a detailed view of the elves' intricate lives. The cities of Freyguard sprawled across the screen, nestled within the boughs of towering trees, their architecture a seamless blend of nature and artifice. Elves moved with a grace that seemed almost otherworldly, their every action a testament to their deep connection with the land and its magic.

I leaned back, the chair conforming to my form, and watched as a group of elven children, their laughter like the tinkling of crystal chimes, played in a sun-dappled glade. Their innocence and joy were a poignant contrast to the somber undertones of their elders, who convened in a nearby grove.

My fingers tapped idly on the armrest controls, bringing up a closer view of the elven council. They sat in a circle beneath the ancient Tree of Souls, its vast canopy casting dappled shadows on their solemn faces. Their discussions were intense, filled with the weight of decisions that would shape their future. Magic crackled in the air, a tangible reminder of the power they wielded and the responsibility that came with it.

One of the council members, a tall elf with silver hair and piercing blue-colored eyes, spoke with a voice that carried authority and wisdom. I could feel the resonance of his words, even from my distant vantage point. 

I watched with interest, my mind wandering to the intricate balance of power and destiny. The elves of Freyguard, so deeply connected to their land, were both strong and vulnerable. Their magic was formidable, yet their reliance on it made them susceptible to forces beyond their control.

With another flick of my wrist, I brought up a different section of the monitor, focusing on a group of young elves training in a secluded grove. Their movements were swift and precise, a dance of blades and spells that spoke of their dedication and skill. They were preparing for the challenges ahead, honing their abilities to protect their homeland.

As I observed their efforts, a sense of satisfaction welled within me. The elves of Freyguard were a testament to the resilience and beauty of life, their struggles and triumphs a reflection of the larger cosmic dance. Their story was but one of many, yet it held a special place in the vast tapestry of existence.

Leaning back, I allowed myself to be immersed in the myriad scenes playing out on the monitor. The infinite room around me pulsed with the energy of countless worlds, each one a unique thread in the grand design. As the god of chaos, I reveled in the complexity and unpredictability of it all, my eternal watchfulness ensuring that no detail, no matter how small, went unnoticed.

And so, I continued to watch, the infinite expanse of my room a fitting backdrop for the endless stories that unfolded before me. The elves of Freyguard, with their grace and determination, were but one chapter in the ever-evolving saga of existence. Their fate, like that of all beings, was intertwined with the whims of the cosmos and the subtle guidance of gods like myself.